CRUD

[thegeorgeous]

Simple CRUD query to get all objects returns HTML page instead of object, generating the following error

Error: [$resource:badcfg] Error in resource configuration. Expected response to contain an array but got an object

[jkosir]

Can you add some code? Can't see what's wrong without it.

[thegeorgeous]

This is the js file I used. I'll put gists of the other files if necessary
https://gist.github.com/thegeorgeous/9086515

[jkosir]

The problem is that you redefine the query method with isArray = false, while query returns an array of objects.

[thegeorgeous]

Well removing that gives me the same error. I seem to be getting an html page instead of the the model object

[jkosir]

The html is probably django debug page, so the issue seems to be in the django code. Angular is set up correctly after fixing the isArray quirk.

What does the html page say?

[thegeorgeous]

This is the html
https://gist.github.com/thegeorgeous/9089386

[jkosir]

It looks like the view you have on crud/task isn't a subclass of CRUD view, since you get a html response rather than json data.

[thegeorgeous]

So how do I make it a subclass?

[jkosir]

There's an example in the docs. You need 2 views, one that returns html page and another one that is a subclass of NgCRUDView.

[thegeorgeous]

You mean like this

class TaskCRUDView(NgCRUDView):
    model_class = Task

I already have that in views.py

[jkosir]

Yes, exactly. I guess crud/task doesn't point to this view in urlconf then.

[thegeorgeous]

Actually it does

...
url(r'crud/task$', TaskCRUDView.as_view(), name='task_view'),
...

[jkosir]

Well if you get a HTML response there must be something wrong in the urlconf. NgCRUDView never returns html. Probably you have a entry in urlconf that matches crud/task and points to the HTML view.

[thegeorgeous]

No, there are no other entries for crud/task.
This is my views.py

class TaskCRUDView(NgCRUDView):
    model_class = Task

def viewTask(request):
    return render(request, 'viewTask.html')

and these are the url patterns I have

    url(r'^admin/', include(admin.site.urls)),
    url(r'^timesheet/viewtask/', 'timesheet.views.viewTask', name='viewTask')
    url(r'crud/task$', TaskCRUDView.as_view(), name='task_view'),

[jkosir]

So just to be clear, Task.query() returns a HTML page, the one viewTask should be returning?

Can you add some django logs?